Customization company Dbrand has begun selling protective cases for the iPhone Ultra, a device that Apple has not yet officially introduced. The listing, visible on the company’s website, showcases nearly 50 distinct grip case designs tailored specifically for the rumored foldable smartphone.
The iPhone Ultra is widely anticipated to be unveiled during Apple’s scheduled event on September 9 at 1 PM ET. Rumors surrounding the device have circulated since 2017, though the project experienced various engineering delays before reaching its current stage.
Industry expectations describe the handset as a foldable phone similar in form factor to the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold or Google Pixel Fold. Reports suggest the device would function as a traditional iPhone that opens into a larger, book-style screen, effectively operating as an iPad Mini. According to recent analysis, the open display may utilize a modified version of iOS to provide an interface more suited to the larger tablet-like layout.
Additional rumors indicate that Apple may incorporate new screen technology designed to minimize the visible crease when the device is unfolded. Financial analysts generally predict a premium price point for the new gadget, with estimates ranging from $2,000 to approximately $2,400.
Two thousand dollars? I will keep my phone for three years. That pricing is just too high for most people.
How are they getting precise measurements before launch? Seems like insider info or leaked prototypes are involved here.
Dbrand listing this proves it is real. The September 9 event is going to be huge for mobile tech enthusiasts everywhere.
Finally! I’ve been waiting since 2017 for Apple to make a foldable. Hope the price isn’t absolutely insane.